I've been posting so much ugliness, Here's a shot of her cleaned up at last summers casual meet. I hope we do that again! [ATTACH]
[ATTACH] Well time to get started on the boat. Figured I'd get started installing the new exhaust elbows when I noticed some paint lifting. A few...
Let me see what I can do.
Where oh where art thou Island Runner?
Where are you? I might know some folks who might be interested.
Rust. This unit actually still works. Long before I got her, this boat sat on the hard with terrible topside leaks, pretty much sank on land as...
I's like to do that, but it's installation in the crews quarters would require some major demolition, This unit also runs the one in the...
Would be easier if there were any tags left. This is a Cruisaire unit, my size guestimate was going of the compressor size of the on next to it,...
I need to replace an air conditioner condensing unit on a split system, I believe the original to be 10-12k btu. There are plenty of 16s...
I'm still unsure about when they went to coring. My 1975 is good (or not) old fashioned glassed plywood. Anybody who has fold my "return" thread...
300 is stretching the rubber band real tight for a 4 71. You can get decent time between overhauls simply by not running them on the pins. The...
I'd love to play with the Deltek diesels they have setting there for it. Seriously, I contacted them last week via the Post website. They...
I just used the contact portion of their website. They got back to me the next day.
The problem comes when you mix DexCool with conventional antifreeze. Makes a nasty gelatinous goo. I still have it in my wife's Chevy and it is fine.
Correct! Wet liner engines, the 53 and 92 series do need special coolant. The 71s are dry liners and a good quality antifreeze or an additive...
It is 9.5 gallons. Direct from my J&T spec sheet.
91/2 gallons.
That appears to be OK. Mine is a Y the other branch acts as a surge tube. I hope to get back on her next week. Somebody has to keep posting during...
Aren't they packing glands? If so just tighten the gland nut a bit. Rudders really shouldn't seep at all.
That depends on your definition of survive. They have built no boats since the move.
